Aster turns invoices and receivables into tokenized working capital that settles onchain in seconds. Built in Singapore for businesses trading across Southeast Asia.
Slow bank guarantees and paper receivables become verifiable, financeable, and settled instruments that clear the moment a deal is agreed.
Turn invoices into onchain instruments that can be verified, financed, and settled without paper, couriers, or delay.
Payments and financing settle atomically with immediate finality. No multi day clearing, no counterparty float.
Every instrument carries a cryptographic record of origin, ownership, and status that auditors can prove.
Move SGD, USD, and regional currencies across corridors from one programmable treasury layer.
Built around Southeast Asian trade flows, currencies, and compliance, not retrofitted from elsewhere.
Connects to existing banks, custodians, and ERP systems so you adopt onchain finance without ripping out core systems.
Businesses verify once and connect their treasury and ERP accounts to the network.
Invoices and receivables become onchain instruments with a verifiable, live status.
Capital providers fund instruments instantly, with settlement locked onchain the moment terms are agreed.
On maturity, value moves atomically and the record closes itself in real time.
Exporters, importers, and capital providers moving goods and money across Southeast Asia who want financing and settlement to happen in seconds rather than days.
Aster is built in Singapore with segregated custody, full onchain audit trails, and privacy between counterparties. Controls and reporting are native to the network, not bolted on.
No. Aster connects to existing banks, custodians, and ERP systems, so you adopt onchain finance without ripping out core infrastructure.
SGD, USD, and regional currencies settle from one programmable treasury layer, with tokenized instruments carrying their own verifiable status.
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